FAQs & all that nonsense

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What time should I arrive?

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Please arrive no later than 6.15pm.

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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?

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Absolutely. The restaurant has assured us they can cater to any dietary requirements provided you don't exclusively eat cats.

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by May 1st.

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So, is this the actual ceremony?

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No. We are planning to get the paperwork out of the way before hand so we can concentrate on enjoying the company of our nearest and dearest! There will be a few speeches throughout the evening and we would love anyone wishing to play/sing or perform for us to do so at our after party!

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Will there be singing, dancing or any other ridiculous behavior?

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There will indeed be the opportunity for such silliness at our Speakeasy after party. So keep yourself hydrated! We would love and encourage all performer types to contribute, just let us know if you require any special set up. A piano or keyboard, mic and amp equipment will be available. Fire eaters are NOT encouraged to participate, but we respect your craft.

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Is there parking nearby?

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Are you kidding? It's Manhattan. Don't even try to park! Get yourself a yellow taxi, an Uber or a Lyft or brave the New York subway system! The nearest subway is the F train at 2nd Avenue. You can also get the RW to Prince Street or the J train at Bowery.

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Are kids welcome?

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No. Unless they are very little we would prefer that this remain an adults only event. But we think your kids are awesome. Cats are also not invited.

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Is there a dress code?

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Cocktail as you like it! And it will be June, so fingers crossed, the weather should be quite mild. Maybe bring a jacket or coat just in case it gets a little chilly later on.

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Will there be alcohol at the reception?

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Yes. And before. And afterwards. There will be no Koalas present, so you're safe.

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Should Australian guests bring a New York phrase book so as not to confuse the wait staff?

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Despite what you might have seen and heard on TV, New Yorkers do understand Australian accents so you should be fine. Thanks Hugh Jackman!